Sir, what of when you are counseling or reach out to someone and the person refuse to talk about the situation? Like asking you what God is saying

Q: Sir, what of when you are counseling or reach out to someone and the person refuse to talk about the situation? Like asking you what God is saying

If someone asks you, “What is God saying?” , kindly let them know that you're not a spiritual consultant. Every believer is supposed to hear from God personally. If God has given you a word for the person, then share it. But if He hasn’t, encourage them to seek His face themselves. Sometimes, the spirit of counsel will take over while you’re speaking, and you’ll notice that the words coming out of your mouth aren’t your usual way of speaking. Don’t suppress that — allow the Holy Spirit to express Himself freely through you when you minister.

Q: Sir, what of when you are counseling or reach out to someone and the person refuse to talk about the situation? Like asking you what God is saying

If someone asks you, “What is God saying?” , kindly let them know that you're not a spiritual consultant. Every believer is supposed to hear from God personally. If God has given you a word for the person, then share it. But if He hasn’t, encourage them to seek His face themselves. Sometimes, the spirit of counsel will take over while you’re speaking, and you’ll notice that the words coming out of your mouth aren’t your usual way of speaking. Don’t suppress that — allow the Holy Spirit to express Himself freely through you when you minister.

Q: Sir, what of when you are counseling or reach out to someone and the person refuse to talk about the situation? Like asking you what God is saying

If someone asks you, “What is God saying?” , kindly let them know that you're not a spiritual consultant. Every believer is supposed to hear from God personally. If God has given you a word for the person, then share it. But if He hasn’t, encourage them to seek His face themselves. Sometimes, the spirit of counsel will take over while you’re speaking, and you’ll notice that the words coming out of your mouth aren’t your usual way of speaking. Don’t suppress that — allow the Holy Spirit to express Himself freely through you when you minister.